You can put love potion in cakes.

More variety in alcoholic drinks would be nice too.

I would like preserve to go to the next available food to preserve, takes way too long as it is.

example:
preserve (food type....chicken,beef,etc..)

this preserves the first food item in your inventory that is considered that food type, but after that you have either put it in you pack or use the next food items unique number. if the syntax PRESERVE (food type) for example would go to the next available food item considered of that type that would be very helpful.

Aye. Preserve, Fortify, Poison, and Infuse I would like to go to the next target. I would also like a special command which just reconizes food also. PRESERVE/FORTIFY FOOD and it hits the first food item in your hands, then you go onto the next.

Here's an idea:

AB COOKING REVISION
So adept at cooking your recipes, you are now able to change your recipes to a greater extent.

*Note to Trademasters: Use the syntax DESIGN REVISE. You will now be able to edit the recipe as if it was a new design. It will use up one of your submission quotas but will not cost you 5000gp for private submissions. If this recipe does not belong to your cartel, or if public, it will be resubmitted as a completely new recipe. If it does belong to your cartel, it will overwrite the original one.

Thanks for the ideas! As a generaly rule, we strongly dislike adding items to trade skills just for novelty or aesthetics (i.e., that they don't really do anything except bloat our database). That said, we may consider some more liquid templates in the future.

Estarra, you don't need to comment on every thread

Bah, bloody botch up. Disregard.

I don't know, I rather like seeing that they are watching us and paying attention. I was trolling another IRE forum, and the admins there don't pay attention to the forums at all.

Thanks admin, for caring.

Sorry for the tangent, now, back to topic!

If you guys want more alcoholic drinks, send me ideas and I'll see what I can do with them, seeing as that's my focus